Re: [h-cost] Re: hunting pinks

2006-02-23 Thread ruthanneb
THANK YOU! Subject of idle speculation on my part from time to time for years!
I'm accustomed to being mildly disconcerted by some British terminology, but 
this one finally makes sense!
--Ruth Anne Baumgartner
scholar gypsy and amateur costumer

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Subject: [h-cost] Re: hunting pinks

18th century I think

name believed to derive from a tailor in London called Thomas Pink who 
specialized in field jackets - he used a very tightly woven red cloth that was 
resistant to thorns and branches, and was showerproof.

debs

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[h-cost] Re: hunting pinks

2006-02-22 Thread Debloughcostumes
18th century I think

name believed to derive from a tailor in London called Thomas Pink who 
specialized in field jackets - he used a very tightly woven red cloth that was 
resistant to thorns and branches, and was showerproof.

debs

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